diuretic是什么意思音标:英 [ˌdaɪjuˈretɪk]美 [ˌdaɪəˈrɛtɪk]

n. 利尿剂
a. 利尿的

n any substance that tends to increase the flow of urine, which causes the body to get rid of excess water

diuretic的用法和例句：

1.No. I mean, he would never take a diuretic.

不 他决不会服用利尿剂

2.Which is why the private lab found a diuretic but no steroids.

所以私人实验室 发现了利尿剂 却没发现类固醇

3.I want to change one of your medications and increase your diuretic.

我想调整一项用药 加大利尿剂用量

4.So, we'll start you on a cardiac regimen, oral diuretic and a betablocker.

我们先开始进行心脏病治疗 口服利尿剂跟β受体阻滞剂

5.We can use diuretics and vasodilators to help control that.

我们可以用利尿剂和血管舒张药 帮助控制这种情况

6.I got independent confirmation that the diuretic was found in your son's system.

我从别处收到消息 你儿子体内确实检出利尿剂

7.That lab identified a diuretic that was never disclosed to camp personnel.

实验室检测到了利尿剂 这点从未向训练营的工作人员透露

8.We need to start her on a diuretic immediately to repeve pressure from her lungs.

我们得马上给她开一种利尿剂 缓解她肺部的压力

9.Athletes can take diuretics to conceal steroids on a drug test.

运动员可以服用利尿剂隐瞒体内的类固醇 以通过兴奋剂检测

10.There's another reason why an athlete might take a diuretic, but it's not what you want to hear.

运动员服用利尿剂还有一个原因 但不是你想听到的